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N.E.W. (2022)
N.E.W tells the story of Nate Ethan Watson, the first transgender artist in the UK Grime scene. Struggling with his identity as an emerging female artist, he is confronted with a life-changing decision. Continue his career in music and achieve everything he ever wanted, or be true to himself and live the life he was born to lead A story that encapsulates gender, expression, inner conflict, and celebration.
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N.E.W tells the story of Nate Ethan Watson, the first transgender artist in the UK Grime scene. Struggling with his identity as an emerging female artist, he is confronted with a life-changing decision. Continue his career in music and achieve everything he ever wanted, or be true to himself and live the life he was born to lead A story that encapsulates gender, expression, inner conflict, and celebration.
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